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' ''' A t ti -- -- 4'44 4 - the back wall which adjoins a plumbing concern was left In I -' ' t '4 ' - ' ' - p N' '444- - - I i - pOP " --- - 0 4 kx'-'- - zott' '''''"t":7'" ' :'14 44 - "r w: 1 - ' '' ' ' r 4 " '' "'' '' ‘P'-- - ti ' t g- - ? litwr "110" solt ''' ° "11 4 ' - VIP' P i - E I 1(r--f- '' 4 tolasiow t s' '' -- tt'' - - 4 i li ‘1) - '4- - alt ' - Granger Tuesday Home In background escaped with broken windows Staff Photo by George A c) r zi t Salt Lake City Utah—Wednesday ' ' - 1'':r4 ' I - g'- q '''71 ''4 : I '1) 1 tos ! 44 -'- ''-' ''444: :' Ite '- I ' t - Point-of-th- e 'Mountain ' Soldier's '!'::f :::' ''C'''!1:''::i' It ':ii t' :" Vow Brisk Blast Damages Home Budget Cuts t 5': 50-- 6 ''' '::4''''-- Ill Wind Shuts ' School Doors ' 1: 4 r'"'' )1- ' ' it' l'i all-wi- ll 1 1 ?- ' 1 ': '':''1'-:-- !1 " 1 1 ': :1 "' 1 1 I munt) Aides '"'wigg04040444 Saft Lake City either must Adssesomme411ave more revenue or curtail 'services and keep salaries ' down Public Safety Commis3t i: f' stoner James L Barker Jr said 41 1Zt '' Tuesday in a conference with ' ':'' v Mrs Coralleen McKean executive secretary Utah State Nurst l'il:'' i 1 es Assn ' i Mrs McKean is representing '''''" '''' V nurses of the City Health De00 l' parlment in their effort to get ' pay increases and improved transportation allowances — : 4 i Needs 'Raise' Cashl v - Hill Air Force Base ordnance experts were called in to' in the investigation by Chief Deputy Ferris D Andrus Chief Deputy Andrus said Tuesday evening that an explosive substance placed in or under a desk in the office had been detonated The desk was badly damaged and a bole was blown in the hardwood floor under the desk he said The Hill AFB experts werer members of the 2701st Explosive' Ordnance Disposal Squadron 11 headed by Capt Gilb ert L Thompson The team also con-- 1 sisted of five officers ' ft ? SL ' sftY"' 7- - - k- Also damaged by the blast the main force of which went '''''''i '''''' Summit on US 'rt''''' II 10 in '' 7 ': t1 ' rorth and east according to Carbon County and U 33 over I ' ' ?' í $ John C Ungricht fire departSalt Lake County's 1967 budgIndian Canyon Parleys Canyon ' 1 !' ment ' investigator were a homel et definitely will te reduced by ' areas '' '''"'P-:1: was in better condition by eve'''!'-- ' t:1 p million dollars and the immediately to the west an at- 1 Wx'''"$' i44'—— Light snow showers continued ning tached plumbing shop and apurpose mill levy to fall in Salt Lake City late be held to f The forecast for Wednesday 1 '1i i''' Several hundred school chil- ' home and service station to the 13 and mills it Pt3 calls for local-snow Tuesday continuing dren in Jordan School District t' ' '' !: i' 4: and east of the realty was announced Tuesday after a north in mountains By late afternoon highways some and ly heavy H' 7 played hookey from school ':' ''' ' :'' firm southern Idaho meeting in Hotel Utah of all 10 throughout :: :'": ''' '' ' afternoon — with valleys ' with a travelers warn' The 3h7o35m ew of Charles 'F elected officials of the county ''' northern Nevada and north and Tuesday ' ing at high altitudes It will be " ' 3500 South re- White The decision by the group all central Utah were slick and permission '''' ' I' Due to the strong winds and colder Wednesday night few broken windows v a ' was unanimous ' with drifting snow Republicans v'hillieed plagued 1' After Noon snow that tied up the homes of F H laccc: to in southern blowing rding Philip R Blom'''k Many highways i y traffic in the western and The storm hit Salt Lake City 'Nurses Under raid' McCauley 3730 W 3500 South quist county "' nmissioner in Idaho required chains or snow ' A ' : ! northeastern portions of the shortly after noon and dropped windows shattered of finance Commissioner barker said he had many tires by evening charge district officials released chil- - only an inch or two in lower and a piece of meta or "The budget will be cut and agreed that nurses along with Asks Travel Stay dren from several schools in portions of the valley but three will pay off debts of the for- we and em other policemen $ The Utah Highway Patrol re- those areas from 25 to 35 min- - to four inches on higher bench Im e r administration which of the Public Safety Depart-- num the house that was protected byl amount ' areas ported that while all roads in utes early to Mr '‘ 'i l: '' under '!7'1:'''1-1''''1 ment but are $1200000" pre-paid '' Mr Ungricht— That enabled buses trans- Utah were Open there were sevThe Highway Patrol city po-said This will be ac-sent revenue sources will not an enclosed porch ''' said eral on which they recommend- porting the students to get lice and Salt Lake County sherl i kbiomquist by holding the levy raises requested ' ''' ' 1 11 Ipermit '' 4 ed automobile travel be cur- them home on time even ill's office all reported a rash of to the same level as it was in Shop to the The Plumbing Damage Only hope remedy t111 'i:'' inr c tailed unless absolutely neces- though travel was difficult accidents 4 afternoon ' Tuesday A of is bills situation enactment C' 1 iliqtluuo had i Mr Mcauley ''''''''4''5-4 due to slick roads blowing and early evening but not as sary t' ' The budget of $20853027 ap- in the State Legisla- arrived home from work and il'' pending " Among those causing travel and drifting snow and poor many as on Monday in December by the pre- the ture commissioner told proved blast to the when bed was going ' l difficulties were Utah Highway visibility Price Provo Park City Alta would have 1 administration A McKean Mrs written t iv t ivious propos- rocked the house 1 1 and Brighton all reported heavy rtia''' ' ' al submitted by the nurses has The Mountain View Plumbing required an levy of 'iA snow falling late Tuesday averbeen studied by the city auditor Co" whose building adjoins the 116 mills and a total levy of 21 ‘ t ' 'hundredths mills aging about an inch per hour i who has reported it would cost left rear of the office suffered and thirty-fiv- e r''':3'' '4!' ' ' '' t 1 ' '' with from three to seven inches an additional $28000 between only one broken window al- he indicated— Under the of new snow and more falling will be t now and June 30 The budget though there were five windows Po sed cuts the ' '' 4 ' V 4 ? of In the west portion ‘' increase broken in the Maverick Service near $19600000 this § will not support ! ' 1f Salt Lake County sheriffs of- ' ' Bills to be paid by saving on the commissioner explained r Station across the street at 3712 : z ' i" ' ' acciwith cers fiSerious were plagued i4-'- One of the proposals before W3500 South Mr Ungricht the budget will include approxiNothing 4t'--t" dents all afternoon and at one 1 the Legislature is a f mately $320000 owed to Universaid i DIET SENSE: Like many poi' businessmen go for pinup girls time had to close down the high- ' r ' tir' t y 1 cent increase in the municipal were shy Hospital for care of county of the Pieces building 1 Iticians who sit around and think Ed goes for pinup airplanes Ediway at Bacchus until several 01'' t4 ' sales tax The cities now have a blown some 180 feet east of the indigent patients t to t all day City Commissioner was a B24 bomber pilot during! trucks — one jackknifed across half-cetax which bring Salt site ' "We will pinpoint which speCapt Claire Evans sher'' 'World War II and he has a vast the road — could be put back on '' f '421George Catrnull in cuts can be made and then a cific Lake $2800000 said office year City iff's ' fa collection of B24 pictures He the road or removed J' P4 '4-doesn't get too '' t e Another commission will reopen the 1 s v the the from Insulation building i 91 '' loves the old B24 '' much exercise would solve Salt Lake City's fi- spread across 3500 South which! budget to make the cuts" Mr I Drifts Across Roads A The extent of ') nancial problems Mr Barker See Page 24 Column CBlomquist added 'J' '''' To which another veteran were The accidents largely h i s physical ' ' ' 'said i i'''' ' ' 2 el1il Air Force friend of his con due to snow drifting across the '' exertion Would Aid City espe- - '52Ps: ments: who can love roads and leaving pavement ' "Anyone '4" ''k cially during the ' slick and difficult visibility cont Another measure which would ' winter months I lit:71111 a 821 can love anything" — t ditions aid the city is one that would Is picking up a t i'2'7f:' 11I This fellow told Ed cynical Roads to all ski resorts were Donna Schmidtke 17 and Mike Townsend 19 it unlawful for the county ' put make budget now and tL i the other day that there were to levy a tax for services which but chains or open sAAA then and voting 'li finishing touches on big snowman at Schmidtke resi- it does not provide the city For only two things wrong with thelsnow tires were required Dan 403 Williams Ave (1025 South) on Tuesday against some- dence World War II B24: "When itl Snow instance residents of Salt Lake got so heavy on the earValentine thing was loaded with bombs of Andrew D Tucker 5555 youport City are taxed to help pay for Ilowever George is quite a couldn't get It off the ground —1S 4385 West Kearns that the the sheriff's department garhis five sons watched Air Force NEW YORK (AP)--horseman during fair weather and after you got rid of theroof Additional Shoots and fell on his collection and of Honor winner received Medal Bernard F Fisher county collapsed bage Maj And that's why he's on a rigid bombs you couldn't land theicar causing an estimated $300 services but receive no the city's highest award Tuesday from Mayor John V Lindhealth diet these days outside of that It was thing benefit from any of these he say damage to the car The other noon he explained :a good airplane!" said Again Tuesday some power Lindsay fastened the scarlet ribbon of the city's Gold to friends that he is on a diet - - -- - lines-we- re broken by falling A proposal for consolidation - Medal of Honor around Fisher's neck in a ceremony in because of his horse PARTNER WANTED: Eartlimbs of City and County Health Deor shorted out from City Hall "By the time spring arrives" Barnes who lives at 2908 S 5thlweight of snow but officials of As the mayor presided at the Ceremony Fisher's youngpartments which has been aphe explained "I want to get East has troubles He's written Utah Power and Light Co said est son Scott 6 thrust a toy figure of Batman at Lindsay proved by all political subdiviback on my horse — and offers The other sons are Bradford 16 Courtney 14 Bobbin 13 song about a turtle but he such outages were fewer than a concerted attack These will be staged when the sions in Salt Lake County would like to weigh less thanican't find anyone to write the on Monday when snow was Surviving for improving the and Timothy 11 further hope by state gunmen last Saturday weather clears up Joe Bergin the horse does!" heavier and wetter salaries of nurses and other 'music The major's wife Realla Jane feeling ill remained at a rabbits are still a menace at said Mr health workers New snowfall at ski resorts Salt Lake airport manager Tuesday Is a word man He sat public hotel Earl NEW SIGN: R N Jiacoletti City Municipal Aireast of Salt Lake rangedl Barker said A copy of the sugSaturday's hunt Fisher of Kuna- Idaho received the Medal of Honor port ef Heber City Is an educator down the other day and knocked from 22 to 34 inches City 800 about 24 in fedhours persons off about a turtle a gested bill was taken to the from President Johnson last Thursday for heroism March mostly love song The rabbits harmless in and a former mayor of the a n d covered Legislature 'Tuesday by Mr e Al-1966 10 named Joe The reason he with from 90 to 102 inches now themselves attract predatory eral employes Fisher landed his Skyraider town s of the nearly Barker and Mayor William E Viet Cong fire to rescue a fellow pilot who had wrote a song about a turtle on the ground Areas to the birds such as eagles and hawks nearly under heavy And as an educator he takes' 2000-acr- e of Dunn airport Murray 'Earl explains "is because there inorth and south reported some- a hazard to flying aircraft So been shot down exception to the new sign: 'has never been a good what lesser amounts ranging at the request of the City Comreally recently insttilled by the Heberisong written about a turtle" from four to 22 inches ' mission state employes hunted! 1 ' ' ''''''''''"''''"- -ts I ' City Council iIn front of the city If to would like the airport area and killed a write t you kt I offices jvk 44 17111 some music for Earl's turtle Weldin o Cable truckload of rabbits '' r5 In fact Mr Jiacoletti princis The City Commission was told ' song contact him immediately Thieves stole $375 worth of Tuesday by Parks Commissionpal of Wasatch Junior High if not sooner i School in Heber winces every welding cable from the Inter- er Louis E Holley that "there AT TODAY'S VALENTINE time he walks past the new Ariel mountain Steel 380 Maple Ave are a lot of rabbits still there" 0044 0 1 ' A Valentine today to a Salt1(3480 sign see Highland) ' police said and one or two more hunts are :' '''' 1 Lake man who is a handy fellow Tuesday needed And he has reason: t i t i The sign is spelled: "Heber to have around a trailer park Bill i is lie City Municiple Offices" Crocker and all : op : : c1 -I "414Clit 'i the folks who Y4 own trailers at i :517:"Iktv61 ' ' the Heath Cliff takt21-again coating highways' with a hazardous layer of ice and new snow Heavy snowfall was reported in high mountain clay t County assist Official Says 'k Aflor-0-:- e : by Salt Lake night – Realtors office 3733 W Loo South was t The leveled about 6 am by the explosion the force of which left only the rear wall standing Call HARI Expert Page 15 Morning—January 25 1967 For the third consecutive dayi73 from Towle and Dugway tohazardous US 40 through Par- snowstorms blustered throughttah County where drifting'leys Canyon where similar con-thIntermountain Region Tues-'snoand snow park made itlditions existed US 91 at the 1 I investigation sheriff's office and Salt Lake County Fire Department Tuesday Buzines TV Fare Page 21 akt:tibitnTt Soow Blusters' Across Region Leaves'Icy Highway Hazard I was still under explosion -- - i VP4 GRANGER—An early morning explosion Tuesday leveled a realtor's office and damaged two other homes and two Granger '"1 businesses No one was injured Sorensen Damage from the explosion was t'S timated at $30000 The ' - Distinct odor of explosives was noted by first firemen arriving on St Tne In I - i f By George A Sorensen Tribune Staff Writer ilk - ir el"Qi Second Section ' t West-Cres- Sports Highlights i ' ' an upright position when an early morning explosion leveled an office Local News I " 4 ' 4 i alumi4loyes 1 i''::l''' ': 1 k ' ' 4 '' 1 t )0 t 1 f : i t ki '' : ' ' ' 1 !'- Dan Valentine's r 4 i i I I r A ::' 1 s : '' t 4 et -- ti s "' :' one-hal- ''' ': ' 4 ' - rPIf''' k revenu 's - ' $'t' si - 1 ' I: f: ''''t i 1d::: i 4 - ' !f 1 h t Experts Probe Debris To Determine Cause ay-- 4 ' t 11 i - 3 ' t '''' '4' ''' - -- - ' t - wq' I -- -- '4 "'"Iel'k': x ''''''''' --- 'q 'r' ' -- 4 '41' ''''' r'''''''''' - -- " -' ''''''4r '4' 0 ' ' '' - —Tribune Only 4 p '4 ''''' - '' ' io ' le - ' -- - S''''3:- 7 ' ' - A 4' -' ' z - ' - ' f- i I N P' '' 1Jc4- :i4:poirolor dis4 N '' 1 t - :- 1- '4--p 4 '4' 7 4 --1- - r" ' '' ' - 0vPr1 -- - ' si - 4 71-' c' -- '''''e 14 - ' '- '- 't 4 '‘ 't ow 4 ' 014I' s'''- - -- - 1 4': -- v — - - lp ' : 4'P-'-- ' ' ItaN "'- ' il k ' e' -" 4 ' -i ' ' 0" -i ' AtriA '° ow 11 ' ' ' - -- ! 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